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drek February 1st, 2011 00:24

Best type of radio for airsoft
 
Which radio would be a safe buy and be compatible with everyone's radios, im new to airsoft.

Thanks!

theguy February 1st, 2011 00:26

I would get in touch with your local community and ask them.

Around here, most people use FRS/GMRS radios. I use a little motorola talkabout radio with a bowman headset.

Works great.

Whatmough February 1st, 2011 00:28

+1

I have a motorola talkabout aswell it's a great radio!

I got an Iasus throat mic for it but I can't get it to work very well. Ill take a look at the bowman headset.

MilanWG February 1st, 2011 00:28

edit: Get an UHF type radio.

Motorola talkabout's are useless when there is any distance involved or thick veg/bush in an outdoor game.

Contact TechSeller on ASC or goto his site:

http://www.technologydirectcanada.com/

drek February 1st, 2011 00:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by TALIBANMILAN (Post 1399857)
Get a FRS/GMRS radio.

Motorola talkabout's are useless when there is any distance involved or thick veg/bush in an outdoor game.

Contact TechSeller on ASC or goto his site:

http://www.technologydirectcanada.com/

well when i search FRS/GMRS on that site all that comes up is motorola talkabouts lol

MilanWG February 1st, 2011 00:35

http://www.technologydirectcanada.co...duct_info.html

edit: my mistake. its late and I'm tiered. they are called UHF type radios. again - my mistake. going to sleep now ;)

drek February 1st, 2011 00:37

thanks, would the bowman headset work with that radio aswell?

MilanWG February 1st, 2011 00:52

You need to get the correct PTT and head-set that connects to it.

Most of the UHF radios use Kenwood two-pin connectors.

search: headset & ptt

I highly recommend contacting techseller and ask him your specific questions

drek February 1st, 2011 00:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by TALIBANMILAN (Post 1399875)
You need to get the correct PTT and head-set that connects to it.

Most of the UHF radios use Kenwood two-pin connectors.

search: headset & ptt

I highly recommend contacting techseller and ask him your specific questions

Ok, thanks for the help.

T-Hell February 1st, 2011 00:56

Motorola GP68 UHF have amazing Distance...

MilanWG February 1st, 2011 00:56

np dude - glad I could be of some type of assistance

I used to be in the same boat- had the rinky-dinky talkabouts and now I have moved onto the UHF type radios. you will never look back ;)

all the best

theguy February 1st, 2011 01:02

I have never had any range issues with my talkabouts.

Can UHF radio's communicate with standard FRS/GMRS radios?

MilanWG February 1st, 2011 01:06

You obviously have not been in a large, deep forested area, especially when it start to rain.

And yes - UHF have FRS/GMRS channels

Another advantage of UHF radios is the battery life - they will last MUCH longer than talkabouts.

theguy February 1st, 2011 01:08

Thats true, I wish I could get out to more remote games (Enough of flag raiders already!)

Thanks for the info dude!

MilanWG February 1st, 2011 01:16

no prob ;)

always glad to pass on helpful info.

when you try a UHF radio compared to a talkabout, its like night and day.

all the best


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